Study Plan

Building on the analytical foundations developed in the first year, Years 2 and 3 define the distinctive profile of the program. Students gain foundational knowledge in the humanities, alongside advanced training in the management of public and private organizations across the artistic, cultural and creative sectors. 

The second year develops a critical understanding of different artistic and cultural languages and practices (visual arts, music, screen and performative arts, text-based practices, etc.) and their institutional frameworks. It also provides advanced management training, with focus on the questions, themes and tools that are specific to the cultural and creative sectors. 

Building on the knowledge and skills developed in the first two years, students in the third year explore key issues at the intersection of culture and management, including cultural locality and diversity, technological change and global cultures, and the evolving relationships between public and private actors in the artistic, cultural and creative sectors. At the same time, they strengthen their managerial preparation through advanced coursework in areas such as business control and corporate finance.

Students can further tailor their academic experience through electives, workshops, internships, study-abroad programs and international exchange opportunities. The program concludes with a final project.